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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
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rerbaIb tueniger Sage BON biefger
Oienfmdb1en periibt puroeu. Speeien
u1nrtgenebm beriibrt bat es bic Deuts
fden Gan Mntonios, baB es beutf9e
Mdb9eu ipareri, bic fi1 biefer @erbre,
den iduIbis ma6teu.
Sn 2dnbern, In oener Stanbes5ors
urtbeile aller Nrt, ober gar befdrdntens
be @efebe cine gridmerung ooer gar
elm SiuberniB fiir Die gbef6lieBung biz
ben, pflegt Der Qinbesmorb nit elmer
9lrt bon poetii9em Nimbus umfleibei
3u iein, bas fdIt bier5uIanbe iebo6 In
Wegfa1, no es berartigen SinberniHe
nidt eiebt, unb Der 2inbesmorb mub
bier baber OILS elm UNI 70 f9limmeres
gerbre1en betraGtet unb geobnbet tuer'
ben, ba alle iene WiIberuugsgriinbe in
Megfaa fommen.
gs lit ni1t unferes Mmtes, uns aui
bas bpbe pfero bes fplitterri6tenben
MoraIprebisers gu febel unb ben llrIas
den nadsufOriden, ueIde fdIiebIid gu
ienen 0erbre9en fiibrten.
Sebenfals beueifen bieie 8orfdlle,
baB es niGt Mangel an Greibeit lit,
iiber .pelGe fid bic h:efigen, in Gami.
lien bienenben MdbGen gu betlagen ba.
ben, benn BEL GINGER 6reibeitsbeidrdns
lung tpdren fe bielmebr san3 i'm 8es
sentbeil fogar Dor benz 6lu6e beuabri
seblieben. f9 nit einem Morbe su be-
laifen uno Der firafenben @eredtigteit
anbeimsufaaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Cine 6 c.

Hem-O Orleans, II. SUM '87.
1ntcrSei9neter %beltdtigt hermit, baB
er bebufs @mpfanguabme auf &e6.
nung Der @itp HatioHaI 8anf BON Dali
los, Seras, elm 3wansisfel bon Sidet
Nr. 50, 749, @lahe F Der 2ouiiiana
Staats.2 otterie, tpel9es in Der 3iebung
am IA. b. M. ben 9auptgetpinn BON
9ret Sunbert Sauienb Dollars aog, in
Der Office Der Staatslotterie bortpies
unb inn iofort fiir ben entfanenben &c.
tpinnantbeil elm @bed an bic Netp Or=
leans Rational 8anf aussefoIst tpuroe.
%. %. Ni9oIIs,
Nftft. @aifirer Der st. Nat. Banf.
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100000.

Stem Orleans, 81. SUM '87.
l1nter3ei6ueter befdtigt biermit. baB
er bebufs gmpfangnabme fir u. 3.
Sreft, N.W Ode BON 6. uno L StraBe,
San Graneiseo, Sal, einen 3wan5ig-
ffel .S6ein oes 2oofes 50. LAS, @insel.
hummer, @lafe F Der 2ouiiaua st.
2otterie, tpeI6es in Der 3iebung am
IA. b. M. ben Saupttrefer bon Srei
6unbert Saufenb Dollars sog. in Der
Office genannter 2otterie Dorpiss unb
ibm fiir bic betr. @etpinniumme iofort
elm gIei9pertbiger @bed an bic ". D.
National=Ba nf s~ingebdnbigt tpnrbe.
6. o.. p~arbue,
asent Der Wels, Sarge & So. erpreB,
Nep Orleans, Ga.
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100000.

Nep Orleans, Is. SUM- '87.
unteraei9neter, Beiiber zines 3wan'
3igffeIsS 1eines bes 2oofes 50, 749, Gin.
3elnummer, GIafe F Der 2ouifiana ct.
9otterie, tpel6es in Der 3iebung BON
IA. b. sd. ben Saupttreffer BON Drei
6unbert 5auienb Dollars 5og-, beitds
tigt hermit ben gmpfaug zines gbeds
geger bic Hep Orleans Nationalbani
I'M Betrase bes ibm sufalenben Geipiu.
mes, oils er bas betr. Sidet In Der OF.
flee senannter 2otterie ~prdientirte.
g.. s. Moonep,
APO, urfulineusS traBe, @itp.
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Clue 8arte.
100000,

Nep Orleans, Is. SUM '87.
untsr3ei6neter befdtigt hermit ben
Beib zines 3uan3igfeIsS 9eines bee
2ooies 81, 749, gin3elnumtmer, Gfafe F
Der 2ouifana Staatslotterie, ueldes
In Der 3iebung bonn Ia. b. ben 6aupt'
treffer BON Drei Sunbert Sauienb Dols
lars 3og. unb baB ibm mad 8orwei'
flung heFeIben in Der Office genannter
0otierie elm bic @epinniumme entbaI,
TENDER gbsd on bic beige NatiouaIbanl
iiberrei1t tpurbe.
gbas. 6. Dennis.
grpoi. 8ouIeuarb u. prefiOu Str, @'p.
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Cine aarte.
100000.

Stem OiIeans, 81. SUM- '87.
unter3ei@neter betdtigt hermit, baB
er bebufs gmpfangnahme auf Bed.
nuns BON 8. M. Reinod bur9 bic grffe
Rational ganf bon Weribian, Mih.,
einen 3mansisfsI : S9ein BEG 2oofes
so, 749, gin3elnummer, Glafe F Der
2ouifiana StnatslOtterie, auf Deldes
in Der 3iebung am IA. b. Der 9aupt>
aetuinn bon Drei 6unbert Sauieno
Sollaes entiel. in Der Office genann'
ter 9otterie bor3eigte unb ibm fofort
fir bic betr. GepiHniumme elm gbed
an bic Rem Orleans National 8anf elm.
gebdnbigt tpuroe. %. QtnIer.
Botel Der Union Nat. 8anf, u. OrIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Cine 8arte.
100000.

Netp Orleans, IS. SUM- '87.
1lntersei9neter befdtigt hermit, baE
CT bebufs gmpfanenabme ftr &e9nuna
bon Mnnieg banbler, @liftonbiIe, Mif.,
bur1 bic grffe Rational.9 anf in Weri'
biar, Mif., elm 3uansigifel oes 9ooies
80, 749, @inseInummer. @lafe F Der
0ouifiana Staatslotterie. auf pel6es
In Der 3;ebung bonn IA. b. Der Saupt.
gepinn BON Drei 6unbert Saufenb
Dollars entfiel. in Der Office geHannter
2otterie porseigte unb Die betr. @epinH
fumme iofort ausbe3a1lt tuurbe.
paul HinIer.
Bote Der Union Nat. 9ant. %. OrIs,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Cine 6arte.
100000.

Stem Orleans, 81. Sum- '87.
untersei9neter befdtist hermit, baB
er bebufs @mpfansna6me fir Wiliam
aempIer. Hep Oorf, einen 3tpansigs
ftelIhein bes 2Ooies 52.749, @lane +
Der 9ouiFaTa StaatslOtterie, tpel9es
in Der 3iebuns ON 14.b.M. oen9aupt'
trsHer soe, in Der Office genannter
2otterie nOr;eiete uno ibm fofort fur
bic betr. @etpinniumrne elm glei9tpers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

16s- Die betannie gilen . Waarens
6anblung bon RiebeI & Sips
erIaubt fi1 bierburh, ibrenGunben. ipie
Dem pubIitum i'm Magemeinen an3usei.
gen, baB 6err 8. Giebel am Is. SUM
B. Sbs. austrat, iuobiHseaen 9err 6.
6aarmanr. friber in @albeton, in
Gemeini6aft nit Serrn Sips bic Girma
unter benz Namen 3ips & 8 rs
M q IN in unperdnberter Wsife fort.
ieberi tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
Sdldndc! SdlGndei SdlGndc

WeiBe S9ldude gum SprinfeIn (
s3oa Is Gent per SUB. S6warse
Sdldu6e, Z SOL Durdmefer Is, %
unb rs @ents per SUB bel
M. 8. CntterfiSe & Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4M No. 1886 9outoa Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27
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PAUL. WAGNER.

Die reidfe uco elssontefe Muenobl
bon Nrtifeln. melhe fln beicnccs 30
@eburtstass. uno So43elis : 0ef6eufen
eiSnen, ais:
5ilbsr.p.a tirte Baaren,
Stataen BON Bronze, Terra Gotta,
Yor,eGaa unb Wlobafer.
8elisiSie 5isursn. Grueifre unb Sfo'
ientrduse.
Slumen-V aisn unb ampefn.
Taien, fein teccrirts. :
albums in GROCER auswabi.
photographer auer Art.
Scupenirs NIT 81 anHdtsn BON San
NntcniO. fir so Gents.
Bilplr unn Hlcsr.H obmsn.
MuhfDci.n unb ufren.
Operr9ldier unb .6ernrSbre.
Taihenmefier unb S6eeren.
Douen unp 5erren EciIet WecoH0ire.
@elbtaiden fir 0erren unb Damsn.
Damsu . 9anbtuiden.
1riefsM oppen.
GHreibseuge unr Woti3bhder.
Yiftens3 orten. Gtuis.
Damen grbeits . aifi6en unb aSrbe.
6aubsS piessl uub 9imme.
HaudsE Glide unb Service.
gisorren Gtuis.
3eitunss. Wappen.
SpojierfSde.
yosel. unb Gi4bcru 4dfse.
aecOrbeOns, 3ithern unb 6armcnicos.
Wuideln in GROCER ausuohl.
SLID Mpporate.
Dapiere unb foniise W0terialieu 5ar
anfertisuns BON Yapier.1 luuaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

= u. @9nab, glsent Der anbeuier
Bulb Brauerei in 9arebo, 1T pOr mebs
reren Woden ansebli9 nod st. 2Ouis
aereif, bort aber ni9t eingetrOhen.
BorIdufig III er ipurlos beri9puuben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

3uei Bidder, l. unb 2. 9anb, feiige
Nrbeit unb gutter 2obu. Nur feiBigs
uno ni6tsrne arbeiter m0gen madras
gen In Der Office bieIes 1lattes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

ibieer Gbed al bic Netp Orleans Nat.
8arf eingebanoist murbe.
6. q. Yar0ue,
gIgent Der Southern @rpreB Comp,
Neip Orleans, 60.
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a9- Wo9in Sbr aeben m6st, irast
nod Gone star Yier. OaGelbe
1T Der @eiunbbeit boppelt Sutrdgli9:
es erfrii9t unb iidrft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-06-27

saS- Aerate enpfebleh 6rauen, Sin.
bern uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT oas Gone
Star Select" 6lalGenbier.
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6si1dtts =Msber nabtne.

Ser llntsrSei9nete ma6t hermit be-
FAINT, bab er ben
Salon unlb bic @arten Mirtbidaft
BON peter Sonas am beutigen
Sage ilbernommen bat. SO tDerben
tuie bisber nur Die beiisn @etrdnfe unb
@igarren gefiibrt tperben unb es ulro
mein 8etreben iein, ben 8arten gum
GammelpIab beuiiaer Samilien gu
MAIDEN. Inter benz 8eripre6en promps
ter unb oufmerfiamer 8ebienuug bittet
UNI sablrei6en 3uipru1
Ben. ent 10 | 6.
San Mnionio, l. SUM 1887.
Sas- 5rau gmma Gbi9, cine
in DeutidIanb gepriifte Sebamme, bic
bereits ldnsere 3eit in Chicago tbdtig
mar, empfisbIt ibre Gienfie benz bieis
gen pubIitum. Wobnung: Nro. 319
pecan. StraBe, @de Nuenue s.
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San9ltngen1 Mdnnern
mtr5
Gtdbere GetIttn9 8~arantirt,

Die fdrsdIidsn DoIsen Der SusenbfanSen.
0efdIeGtsfdud6e ~berilrfadenb, troburd Self
unb A0rper ruinirt perbeu, permanent Aes
beiIt. 9ertfIopfen, SHidternbeit, Gaamen.
abInb. 0eoddtuibf9pdde, gerIuf Der ener.
ate, Abueieung 9egeu Geielfdaft unb MsIan.
dolie eriiHbIi9 farirt. @erbeiratbete Wldrner,
oDer fol@e, bic jfd rerbeiratben nolleu, bic In
6olge bon Subisret tia in Der Suaenb an &c.
f9Ifdts. unb Nerbenfdpdde Isiben, rerben
graubIi9 tnrirt. aeine MiueraIien einaeae.
ben. Sunee Wdnuer, bic lire Belt nit unf6bi.
gen eeuten beri6menbet unb fid baburd arant.
heiten bfs 9opfes, Der Nafe, bes Salfes, Der
feber, 2unsen, ginesipeibe unS bes Maseus
ause3ogen baben, ipsrneu idnea furirt. Qabt
ead ui&t fur9 faIfaes SdamseiibI abbaItsn,
ipfort
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s6s- Gone Star y6eIeet@ 6Ias
f9en5ier iollte in feinem 6aufe feblen !
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D r. S G,
su eoniuItirsn.
gfO. 734 Glmsstr., 9allas, Seras

Ale 0ebelrlen HranfbeIten curtrt.
prompts snfmerfiamEeit aorresponbsnsen gee
fheuft. MeIbef mir bic Snmbtorne uub MeSi.
lin Birb unbsr5igli9 G. O. u. berfaubt. Or.
AaHef3ug ID ein Erabuirter { DipIom In ieiner
0fifel NIT lsidbriser RraTis biuter id. @rat
tight felt 5abrtn In DaIas. IL, Stun
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B6y- Das Zone Star Seg /, Bier
III bos b 4 m Marft!
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Reformation unb SOtet
m 3srbiubnns nit einem Bar : Room srfsn
Banged ~ Simmer fiub 81 raifonabIen
@rsiItn 80 serInietben. - l6,3,t-
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WrOBer MuSpertamf
S6nttt< unb MDbe @darett

gu btfuNen. I'm nun u%nisren SOrraib bon psrrsn' III
idnen ais mSslid ausSupertanfen, weroen mir
p~reiien loaidlusen. Die Yreiie perSen bon
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ID bis go Hrn5emt ]

uls prrber ieu. Ginen $50 Ansus peroen mir 50
Giusn S. ausus 81 eirea 81. Suite fra6er 81, j
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30
The Secret of Dress.

It is the wearer who makes success
of dress, and a great secret of the
Partisan dress-maker's art is that they
adapt their fashions to the individual
customer, and happily, if the wearer
be Frenchwoman, they meet with
hearty cooperation. There are few
who do not understand what suits them.
They make study of face, figure and
carriage, and, though their garments
are costly, they do not have too many
81 them. They make each new dress a
psrt of themselves, and realize it's eff
ieet in motion and it's repose. They
raise the '.toilet" to the dignity of a
fine art, and, moreover, succeed in pro-
ducing a perfect result. The colors
now worn in Paris are most daring in
their combination, but they are so
skillfully handled that they never pro-
duce discordant effect Chicago 71ib-
,t1se.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30

House No. 1207 Washington ave. north. with
lot. 28x165 feet. $1,000.
lots in Van Ness addition $3.50 each. Lots
in this addition have sold for 500.
lot on 23d ave. south, near S7th street, $SOO.
Asnap.
House and lot on 9th av. south, near 2sth st.,
81 800. A bargain.
House and lot on Sixth st.. near Cedar av.,
S2,70O Easy terms; q bargain.
Large house and lot on Sixth ave. s., near
Tenth St.. 55x165, $4,000; bargain.
1921 Cedar ave-, 50x157, good house and barn,
$500, Y cash. For few days only.
Large lot on Twenty-fOurth ave. south and
Twenty-fourth at, 5000; a bargain.
4Ox132 feet on Second Av. NJ, near Washing.
ton Az, $17,5O0. A bargain.
Good houses aud lot 50x165 feet on Eighth
street, near Thirteenth avenue south, $4,000.
A bargain.
House and lot on Sixth street near Cedar
avenue. $3.50. A snap.
75x157 on Emerson near Twenty-second ave-
nue. north.
Two good houses and lot 66x165 on Fifth
street near Cedar avenue, $4,000. A bargain.
Lot on Seventeenth ave. south and Thirty
first ST.. 5Ox128 to alley, $500. Cheap.
Good lot on thirteenth avenue south, near
Thirty-fifth street. 1926; cheap.
Lot on Bloomington avenue, near Lake street.
$3.50; for a few days only.
Good house and lot on corner OF Broadway
and Tyler street northeast, $1,7O0-for few
d0ys On1v.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30

The tale of Suil Dhuvowes it's origin to
an incident related in an old Magazine,
which fell into the hands Of the writer,
at an early age. A traveller in a lonely
part of some country or another, stopped
to dine at an inn on the roadside, and
afterwards resumed his journey. To-
wards midnight his horse having lost a
shoe, he knocked at a blacksmith's
forge, to have the evil remedied. The
latter grumbled much at being dis.
turbed, at such an hour, but was silent
when the traveller handed him guinea
for his trouble. Touched by this liber
atty, the blacksmith babe the former
turn back as there was danger on the
road. The traveller replied that he was
well armed and had no fear. The
blacksmith became urgent, and finding
he could not prevail, he babe the trav-
eller look to his pistols. The latter to
his establishment found the charges Of
both were drawn! The blacksmith
then showed him the horses hoofs, and
let him see that the clenching of the
nails had been filed away, evidently,
with the intent of disabling the animal
from continuing the journey, beyond a
certain point. At the request of the
traveller. both defects were remedied,
and the latter, in opposition to the ur-
gent entreaties of the blacksmith, con-
tinued his journey. About mile from
the forge he was encountered by ahigh-
wayman, who seized the horses bride.
and babe him deliver up his money.
The traveller rapidly desired the robber
on peril of his life to let go the rein.
The robber laughed at his threats. The
traveller presented a pistol,-the robber
still Knocked at him. The way-farer at
length fired, and shot his assailant
through the heart. He then alighted,
placed the body across tile saddle-bow,
and rode back to the forge, where by a
light he discovered that the wretched
highwayman was no other than the
landlord of the Inn, who had long been
in concert with the blacksmith, and
made an easy prey Of his guests by the
practice of rendering their pistols use
less. He fell victim in this instance,
to his confidence in the infallibility Of
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30
MATT WALSH'S
SPECIAL BARGAINS

Two lots corner Twenty-seventh st. and Thir-
teenth Av. g.. $500; cheap. ,..,-
House and lot on Harmon Place, near lStn
st 66x165, $4,000; cheap.
Lot 55x165, corner Twentieth avenue soutn
and Washington, with houses, 7,5OO. An ex-
ira bargain. orr
street, near 10th ave. g., $4,000. Terms to suit.
Farm of 100 acres in sec. z. town liz, range
%, Plymouth township, with house and barn;
good water and some timber, 60 acres cult
waited. $50 per acre.
1O-acre tract on Chicago avenue, 21 miles
from city limits. $3.50 per acre. A good bargain:
acre cor %, b st. and Esd av. south, Special
bargain for q short time.
! 44xl65, with large brick building on Second
street, near Second avenue south; $3.50 per
1r fnt i IN Lake Of the Isles addition $4,000
Good lot in Maben, White & LeBron's add1-
ton. $1,000. -o,oo - .,...
large double house. $4,750. A snap.
so acres of land in sec. 6, Richteld. $12o per
acre. Easy terms.
Good lot on Fort avenue, near Th1rty-s1xth
street. 4Ox175 feet. $4OO: a bargain.
One lot on Six and a half avenue south, near
Twenty-eight street, 81 200.
Lot on Sixteenth avenue soutn, near Iweh:y-
second street, $1,000. Good location.
Three fine lots on the corner OF Forty-tnrd
street and Fourteenth avenue south, with
house, $1,5O0. Cheap.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Hicks-Trask Hardware company,
who recently assigned at Aberdeen, ex-
pect to resume in few days.
A Fargo committee will canvass to Sc
cure the bonus necessary to secure the
North Dakota Congregational
Ex-County Treasurer F. E. Stevens,
of Beadle county, was found not guilty
of embezzlement lately at Huron.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, was ten
dered an informal reception by the Du-
luth chamber of commerce recently.
Sioux Falls citizens met in mass meet
ing the other night and talked about
getting Illinois Central & Duluth extern
sions and recognizing the board Of
trade. Necessary committees were ap-
pointed.
Bismarck is excited over the PROPOSE
ton to bring the Aberdeen, Bismarck &
Northwestern into the city limits before
Nov. 1, and is developing symptoms of a
huge boom. The city will give 40 acres
for shops and block for depot site.
Pensions granted: Originate. s.
Gleason, Fillmore; o. johnson, Little
Sank; I. N. Morrison. Clinton Falls; P.
@. Obert, Minneapolis; J. I. Wander
burg, Rochester. Restoration, Reissue
and Increased-A. Miller, st. Hillaire
Tuesday.
Recently while Mr.. Kuckenbecker,
Reuben Grubisch and Leo Kath, farm
ers living five miles west of Owatonna,
were driving home, their team ran away,
throwing them all out and killing Cru
birch instantly by breaking his neck.
Kath's spine is injured. Kuckenbecker
escaped without injury.
Tits now reported from Pierre that
the United States troops will. only re-
move about Is families at Big Bend in
the Grow Greek reservation, and that
there will be no bloodshed. The other
settlers are not to be molested. The
Big Bend people have been given no.
tice to vacate twice in order to give room
for government pasture.
Postmaster VIM. Cannon, of Fort
Abraham Lincoln is missing, and it Is
feared that he took umbrage at the criti-
cisms of post-ofice inspector. who re-
Gently visited him and has wandered off
in temporary alteration. His ac-
counts are all straight He is so years
old and has large money interests in
Mandan.
Somebody says the young men Of
the present day have more advantages
than their fathers. Don't know about
that. Fifty years ago, we've been told
man could enter the front door of a
hotel on Sunday when he wanted to ir-
rigate his throat; but now, we are
further informed. he must sneak into a
back door or suffer until Monday.
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his own precautions, while the traveller
owed his safety, to the liberality he
manifested at the blacksmith's forge.
THE END.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-04-30

We have the reputation of selling
tickets cheaper than any other agent in
st. Paul and Minneapolis, and ifyouin-
tend to send for a relative or friend, call
on us and we shall try to save you SIS
or so.
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dulged. Nature, however, generally
asserts her own right to dictate on such
occasions.
Kumba, with his eyes cast down, had
commenced a confused and hesitatiag
speech about his gratitude for the in
diligence which, when suddenly alb
andoning himself to his natural feel
ings, he flung himself with a burst of
grief at the feet of the young lady, and
exclaimed-'I cannot do it!-Oh, Lilly
Mrs. Byrne, say that you will forgive
me?"
The tears of the penitent did not fall
alone. Miss Byrne was compelled in
her agitation to seek from her mother
the support which it was her wont to
afford to the old lady, while she exerted
herself to recover some degree OF
calmness.
II ct us not distress my mother" she
said at length-''our answer to your
letter must have shown you that our
hatred was not lnveterate. All, Rob
ert, I" she continued with a smile-''we
have both had cause enough to learn
the wisdom of forgetfulness. Here is
my hand. Let us talk no more of the
past, ! am glad to see you"
In this position of affairs, we may
be pardoned for suffering veil to fall
over the group, as we fear, with all
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and disappointment, yet fingered fa1
behind him in the sympathy of gratula'
ton. We shall not stop to calculate
the number of those whose generosity
might safely undergo a test so severe
and perhaps, so uncharitable.
Neither shall we examine whether
the worthy Mrs. Hassett was one Of
the many whose benevolence passes
current and unsupported even by them
selves; or whether she were Influenced
by any other impulse than than that
which she herself believed to be the
sole motive of her conduct-a feeling Of
unalloyed good-nature and neighborly
kindaess-when, arming herself against
the inclemency Of misling Apri.
morn, in cloak, pattens and hood, she
took her early way to Drumscanlon, tx
communicate and condole with the ole
lady and her daughter, on what sht
conceived to be very heart-rending
piece of news.
"a moist, soft morning, 1t is, Ma'am,
exclaimed voice familiar to her, al
she slipped of her pattens on the steps
of the hall door. Herself is in thu
kitchen garden, westward, walken witt
Miss Lilly-but Ill run an call her tx
you, Ma'am.''
..Do so, James. How is she!"
'sAh, then, only poorly" James re
piled, leaning on the end Of the hot
with which he had been clearing away
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Home Il womam's domain. and she V
entitled IN everything that can ne Added
~ spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many c~onveniences
whjch n brought in nae. are inexpensive.
ana viii materially tighten the burden
and labor OF the housewife. prominent
among these c0nveniences u the Wapn-
kaueta Porcelain Churn. which - meet
inc With such remarkable sale and sue
csss vhevever introduced. w no ever
sees sl,ese churns will need no expIan1-
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! This churn IL aold solely on ife NERVE
iasd we do this knowing that wherever
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following are a few Of the many advam
I,sves conceded 70 the Porcelain Churi
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great saving a. labor ~. Il - 20 Q
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Train of the butter. 18th. The quantu
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' i.ausiug the butter 10 come very eve"i,
Thereby producing more hu'ser from
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!. ,he butter and washing tho chnrn- ~
entire TOP of the churn IL open when y
cover Il taken oT. shus giving abnnds'
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liz required 20 thoroughly cleanse !
lchurn is to put il some hot wafer ~
lyive the crank = few turns. IN apes
lsnce. II would be an ornament 70 q
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l,h;s e..urn on ten DAYS. trial For sale
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